In the kernel is a driver for the aha 152x, so it should work.
In other words you stand a chance and it is possible!
Ron Rademaker
On Tue, 23 May 2000, Mark Carroll wrote:
> I just picked up a cheap Adaptec AHA-1520B ISA SCSI controller. Do I stand
> a chance of getting it working with my syste
Nathan E Norman wrote:
> IMO, Quantum SCSI drives suck. I tolerate Adaptec and I really like IBM
> Ultrastar drives.
I second that. I have an Adaptec 3940UW board (essentially two 2940UW
cards in one) and two IBM Ultrastar 9ES 9.1 GB drives in the server.
They're excellent performers.
Evan Van Dyke wrote:
>
> The 2.0.xx kernels won't support the 2940U2W by default, but if you
> patch in the newer version of the aic7xxx drivers then it will.
> I have a SCSI controller based on the AIC7890 chip(same as the 2940U2W)
> and it works fine. Alternatevly, if you install the latest 2.1
>> "MBT" == Michael B Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MBT> Support for the AHA-2940U2W is pretty new for Linux. It is not
MBT> in the stock hamm kernels. If you want to use it now, you will
MBT> need to know how to compile a custom kernel.
IIRC, the latest kernel-source in slink (or was it
I think a typical 7200 rpm drive is mechanically capable of about
7MB/s, so I doubt if you will see any performance advantage for U2W unless
you will be hanging several drives on the controller.
Support for the AHA-2940U2W is pretty new for Linux. It is not in the
stock hamm kernels. If you want
SEGV wrote:
>
> I'm currently deciding which Adaptec SCSI controller to get:
>
> AHA-2940UW (Ultra Wide, 40MB/s)
> AHA-2940U2W (Ultra 2 80MB/s)
>
> Will Debian Linux 2.0 take full advantage of the U2W? Will I get the full
> transfer rate (ie, as fast as 98/NT would allow)?
The 2.0.xx kerne
On Sat, 14 Nov 1998, SEGV wrote:
: I'm currently deciding which Adaptec SCSI controller to get:
:
: AHA-2940UW (Ultra Wide, 40MB/s)
: AHA-2940U2W (Ultra 2 80MB/s)
:
: Will Debian Linux 2.0 take full advantage of the U2W? Will I get the full
: transfer rate (ie, as fast as 98/NT would
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